Statelessness in Public Law:
This book discusses the fundamental issues of public law in the area of statelessness in the perspectives of comparative law and international-law standards, proposing an approach in which statelessness is not a homogeneous concept but is best analysed and responded to through the lens of different...
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| Summary: | This book discusses the fundamental issues of public law in the area of statelessness in the perspectives of comparative law and international-law standards, proposing an approach in which statelessness is not a homogeneous concept but is best analysed and responded to through the lens of different categories of statelessness |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Cover -- HalfTitle -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Part I -- Chapter I Statelessness: Introduction to the Problem -- 1. The evolution of the legal concept of statelessness -- 2. The concept of statelessness and the law of statelessness -- 3. The legal essence of statelessness -- 4. Causes of statelessness -- 5. The regulation of statelessness in international law -- 5.1. Statelessness as a human-rights issue -- 5.2. Statelessness and the protection of refugees -- 5.3. United Nations conventions on statelessness -- 5.3.1. The 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons -- 5.3.2. The 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness -- 5.4. The regulation of statelessness in Europe -- 6. Basic legal mechanisms for regulating statelessness -- 7. Conclusions -- Chapter II Defining the Stateless Person -- 1. The meaning of the term 'stateless person' -- 2. Definition of a stateless person in international law -- 2.1. General problems -- 2.2. Semantic challenges -- 2.2.1. Narrow interpretation of the definition of a stateless person in the 1954 Convention -- 2.2.2. Broad interpretation of the definition of a stateless person in the 1954 Convention -- 3. Problems with the definition of a stateless person in selected jurisdictions -- 4. The various categories of stateless persons -- 5. Conclusions -- Chapter III Counteracting Statelessness -- 1. Preventing statelessness -- 1.1. Introductory remarks -- 1.2. Prevention of statelessness upon renunciation of nationality -- 1.3. Statelessness prevention in involuntary loss of nationality -- 1.3.1. Loss of nationality due to the lack of an effective link to the state -- 1.3.2. Loss of nationality due to fraud in naturalization procedures -- 1.3.3. Loss of nationality due to disloyal conduct | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 1.3.4. Loss of nationality by a child due to parentage redetermination, adoption or parental loss of nationality -- 2. Reducing statelessness -- 2.1. Introductory remarks -- 2.2. Reduction of statelessness occurring at birth -- 2.3. Reduction of statelessness occurring later in life -- 2.3.1. The international standard -- 2.3.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected jurisdictions -- 3. Conclusions -- Chapter IV Protection of Stateless Persons -- Statelessness-Determination Procedures -- 1. Preliminary issues -- 2. Procedures for the determination of statelessness -- 2.1. Preliminary issues -- 2.2. UNHCR guidance on the introduction of statelessness-determination procedures in domestic jurisdictions -- 2.2.1. Preliminary issues -- 2.2.2. The administrative framework -- 2.2.3. The accessibility of the procedure -- 2.2.4. Procedural safeguards -- 2.2.5. Burden and standard of proof -- 3. Regulatory frameworks in selected jurisdictions -- 3.1. Preliminary issues -- 3.2. The administrative framework -- 3.3. The accessibility of the procedure -- 3.4. Procedural safeguards -- 3.5. Burden and standard of proof -- 4. The status of statelessness -- 4.1. The 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons -- 4.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 5. Conclusions -- Part II -- Chapter V The Category of 'Women' in the Law of Statelessness -- 1. Causes of statelessness in women -- 1.1. Introductory remarks -- 1.2. Women's statelessness upon marriage -- 1.3. Women's statelessness during marriage -- 1.4. Women's statelessness resulting from the termination of marriage -- 2. Prevention of statelessness in women -- 2.1. Prevention of women's statelessness on the international level -- 2.2. Prevention of women's statelessness in domestic jurisdictions | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 3. Current issues relating to the prevention of women's statelessness and protection of stateless women -- 3.1. Preventing statelessness -- 3.2. Reducing statelessness -- 3.3. Protection of stateless women -- 4. Conclusions -- Chapter VI The Category of 'Children' in the Law of Statelessness -- 1. Introductory remarks -- 2. Causes of children's statelessness -- 3. General principles in international law -- 4. Reducing statelessness in children -- 4.1. Reducing statelessness in foundlings -- 4.1.1. The international standard -- 4.1.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 4.2. Reducing the statelessness of 'otherwise stateless' children -- 4.2.1. The convention standard -- 4.2.2. Purported modifications of the convention standard by soft law -- 4.2.3. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 5. Prevention of statelessness in children -- 5.1. Prevention of statelessness upon loss of nationality due to parentage redetermination or adoption -- 5.1.1. The international standard -- 5.1.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 5.2. Prevention of statelessness in children's loss of nationality triggered by parental loss of nationality -- 5.2.1. The international standard -- 5.2.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 6. Counteraction of statelessness and birth registration -- 7. Protection of stateless children -- 8. Conclusions -- Chapter VII The Category of Individuals Distinguished on the Grounds of Public Interest -- 1. Preventing statelessness -- 1.1. Preventing statelessness in denaturalization for fraud -- 1.1.1. The international standard -- 1.1.2. Selected domestic jurisdictions -- 1.2. Statelessness prevention in cases of conduct disloyal to the state of nationality -- 1.2.1. The international standard -- 1.2.2. Selected domestic legal frameworks | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 2. Exclusions from protection mechanisms -- 2.1. Exclusions: Overview -- 2.2. Individuals excluded from protection by Article 1(2)(iii)(a) of the 1954 Convention -- 2.3. Individuals excluded by Article 1(2)(iii)(b) of the 1954 Convention -- 2.4. Individuals excluded from protection by Article 1(2)(iii)(c) of the 1954 Convention -- 2.5. Selected domestic regulatory frameworks and court decisions -- 2.6. Ex-post exclusion -- 2.6.1. Expulsion of a stateless person -- 2.6.2. Withdrawal or cancellation of stateless status -- 2.7. The individual's situation following exclusion -- 3. Reducing statelessness -- 4. Conclusions -- Chapter VIII The Category of Individuals Distinguished on Account of 'Voluntarity' -- 1. The concept of 'voluntary stateless persons' -- 2. Legal qualification of 'voluntarity' in the context of protection -- 2.1. The international standard -- 2.2. Selected domestic regulatory frameworks and court decisions -- 3. The legal qualification of 'voluntarity' in the context of statelessness reduction -- 4. Prevention of 'voluntary' statelessness -- 4.1. The international standard -- 4.2. Selected domestic jurisdictions -- 5. Conclusions -- Afterword -- Court Cases -- Legislation -- Bibliography | |
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| contents | Cover -- HalfTitle -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Part I -- Chapter I Statelessness: Introduction to the Problem -- 1. The evolution of the legal concept of statelessness -- 2. The concept of statelessness and the law of statelessness -- 3. The legal essence of statelessness -- 4. Causes of statelessness -- 5. The regulation of statelessness in international law -- 5.1. Statelessness as a human-rights issue -- 5.2. Statelessness and the protection of refugees -- 5.3. United Nations conventions on statelessness -- 5.3.1. The 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons -- 5.3.2. The 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness -- 5.4. The regulation of statelessness in Europe -- 6. Basic legal mechanisms for regulating statelessness -- 7. Conclusions -- Chapter II Defining the Stateless Person -- 1. The meaning of the term 'stateless person' -- 2. Definition of a stateless person in international law -- 2.1. General problems -- 2.2. Semantic challenges -- 2.2.1. Narrow interpretation of the definition of a stateless person in the 1954 Convention -- 2.2.2. Broad interpretation of the definition of a stateless person in the 1954 Convention -- 3. Problems with the definition of a stateless person in selected jurisdictions -- 4. The various categories of stateless persons -- 5. Conclusions -- Chapter III Counteracting Statelessness -- 1. Preventing statelessness -- 1.1. Introductory remarks -- 1.2. Prevention of statelessness upon renunciation of nationality -- 1.3. Statelessness prevention in involuntary loss of nationality -- 1.3.1. Loss of nationality due to the lack of an effective link to the state -- 1.3.2. Loss of nationality due to fraud in naturalization procedures -- 1.3.3. Loss of nationality due to disloyal conduct 1.3.4. Loss of nationality by a child due to parentage redetermination, adoption or parental loss of nationality -- 2. Reducing statelessness -- 2.1. Introductory remarks -- 2.2. Reduction of statelessness occurring at birth -- 2.3. Reduction of statelessness occurring later in life -- 2.3.1. The international standard -- 2.3.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected jurisdictions -- 3. Conclusions -- Chapter IV Protection of Stateless Persons -- Statelessness-Determination Procedures -- 1. Preliminary issues -- 2. Procedures for the determination of statelessness -- 2.1. Preliminary issues -- 2.2. UNHCR guidance on the introduction of statelessness-determination procedures in domestic jurisdictions -- 2.2.1. Preliminary issues -- 2.2.2. The administrative framework -- 2.2.3. The accessibility of the procedure -- 2.2.4. Procedural safeguards -- 2.2.5. Burden and standard of proof -- 3. Regulatory frameworks in selected jurisdictions -- 3.1. Preliminary issues -- 3.2. The administrative framework -- 3.3. The accessibility of the procedure -- 3.4. Procedural safeguards -- 3.5. Burden and standard of proof -- 4. The status of statelessness -- 4.1. The 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons -- 4.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 5. Conclusions -- Part II -- Chapter V The Category of 'Women' in the Law of Statelessness -- 1. Causes of statelessness in women -- 1.1. Introductory remarks -- 1.2. Women's statelessness upon marriage -- 1.3. Women's statelessness during marriage -- 1.4. Women's statelessness resulting from the termination of marriage -- 2. Prevention of statelessness in women -- 2.1. Prevention of women's statelessness on the international level -- 2.2. Prevention of women's statelessness in domestic jurisdictions 3. Current issues relating to the prevention of women's statelessness and protection of stateless women -- 3.1. Preventing statelessness -- 3.2. Reducing statelessness -- 3.3. Protection of stateless women -- 4. Conclusions -- Chapter VI The Category of 'Children' in the Law of Statelessness -- 1. Introductory remarks -- 2. Causes of children's statelessness -- 3. General principles in international law -- 4. Reducing statelessness in children -- 4.1. Reducing statelessness in foundlings -- 4.1.1. The international standard -- 4.1.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 4.2. Reducing the statelessness of 'otherwise stateless' children -- 4.2.1. The convention standard -- 4.2.2. Purported modifications of the convention standard by soft law -- 4.2.3. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 5. Prevention of statelessness in children -- 5.1. Prevention of statelessness upon loss of nationality due to parentage redetermination or adoption -- 5.1.1. The international standard -- 5.1.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 5.2. Prevention of statelessness in children's loss of nationality triggered by parental loss of nationality -- 5.2.1. The international standard -- 5.2.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 6. Counteraction of statelessness and birth registration -- 7. Protection of stateless children -- 8. Conclusions -- Chapter VII The Category of Individuals Distinguished on the Grounds of Public Interest -- 1. Preventing statelessness -- 1.1. Preventing statelessness in denaturalization for fraud -- 1.1.1. The international standard -- 1.1.2. Selected domestic jurisdictions -- 1.2. Statelessness prevention in cases of conduct disloyal to the state of nationality -- 1.2.1. The international standard -- 1.2.2. Selected domestic legal frameworks 2. Exclusions from protection mechanisms -- 2.1. Exclusions: Overview -- 2.2. Individuals excluded from protection by Article 1(2)(iii)(a) of the 1954 Convention -- 2.3. Individuals excluded by Article 1(2)(iii)(b) of the 1954 Convention -- 2.4. Individuals excluded from protection by Article 1(2)(iii)(c) of the 1954 Convention -- 2.5. Selected domestic regulatory frameworks and court decisions -- 2.6. Ex-post exclusion -- 2.6.1. Expulsion of a stateless person -- 2.6.2. Withdrawal or cancellation of stateless status -- 2.7. The individual's situation following exclusion -- 3. Reducing statelessness -- 4. Conclusions -- Chapter VIII The Category of Individuals Distinguished on Account of 'Voluntarity' -- 1. The concept of 'voluntary stateless persons' -- 2. Legal qualification of 'voluntarity' in the context of protection -- 2.1. The international standard -- 2.2. Selected domestic regulatory frameworks and court decisions -- 3. The legal qualification of 'voluntarity' in the context of statelessness reduction -- 4. Prevention of 'voluntary' statelessness -- 4.1. The international standard -- 4.2. Selected domestic jurisdictions -- 5. 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| spelling | Pudzianowska, Dorota Verfasser aut Statelessness in Public Law 1st ed Frankfurt a.M. Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften 2023 ©2023 1 Online-Ressource (274 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Ius, Lex et Res Publica Series v.26 Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Cover -- HalfTitle -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Part I -- Chapter I Statelessness: Introduction to the Problem -- 1. The evolution of the legal concept of statelessness -- 2. The concept of statelessness and the law of statelessness -- 3. The legal essence of statelessness -- 4. Causes of statelessness -- 5. The regulation of statelessness in international law -- 5.1. Statelessness as a human-rights issue -- 5.2. Statelessness and the protection of refugees -- 5.3. United Nations conventions on statelessness -- 5.3.1. The 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons -- 5.3.2. The 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness -- 5.4. The regulation of statelessness in Europe -- 6. Basic legal mechanisms for regulating statelessness -- 7. Conclusions -- Chapter II Defining the Stateless Person -- 1. The meaning of the term 'stateless person' -- 2. Definition of a stateless person in international law -- 2.1. General problems -- 2.2. Semantic challenges -- 2.2.1. Narrow interpretation of the definition of a stateless person in the 1954 Convention -- 2.2.2. Broad interpretation of the definition of a stateless person in the 1954 Convention -- 3. Problems with the definition of a stateless person in selected jurisdictions -- 4. The various categories of stateless persons -- 5. Conclusions -- Chapter III Counteracting Statelessness -- 1. Preventing statelessness -- 1.1. Introductory remarks -- 1.2. Prevention of statelessness upon renunciation of nationality -- 1.3. Statelessness prevention in involuntary loss of nationality -- 1.3.1. Loss of nationality due to the lack of an effective link to the state -- 1.3.2. Loss of nationality due to fraud in naturalization procedures -- 1.3.3. Loss of nationality due to disloyal conduct 1.3.4. Loss of nationality by a child due to parentage redetermination, adoption or parental loss of nationality -- 2. Reducing statelessness -- 2.1. Introductory remarks -- 2.2. Reduction of statelessness occurring at birth -- 2.3. Reduction of statelessness occurring later in life -- 2.3.1. The international standard -- 2.3.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected jurisdictions -- 3. Conclusions -- Chapter IV Protection of Stateless Persons -- Statelessness-Determination Procedures -- 1. Preliminary issues -- 2. Procedures for the determination of statelessness -- 2.1. Preliminary issues -- 2.2. UNHCR guidance on the introduction of statelessness-determination procedures in domestic jurisdictions -- 2.2.1. Preliminary issues -- 2.2.2. The administrative framework -- 2.2.3. The accessibility of the procedure -- 2.2.4. Procedural safeguards -- 2.2.5. Burden and standard of proof -- 3. Regulatory frameworks in selected jurisdictions -- 3.1. Preliminary issues -- 3.2. The administrative framework -- 3.3. The accessibility of the procedure -- 3.4. Procedural safeguards -- 3.5. Burden and standard of proof -- 4. The status of statelessness -- 4.1. The 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons -- 4.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 5. Conclusions -- Part II -- Chapter V The Category of 'Women' in the Law of Statelessness -- 1. Causes of statelessness in women -- 1.1. Introductory remarks -- 1.2. Women's statelessness upon marriage -- 1.3. Women's statelessness during marriage -- 1.4. Women's statelessness resulting from the termination of marriage -- 2. Prevention of statelessness in women -- 2.1. Prevention of women's statelessness on the international level -- 2.2. Prevention of women's statelessness in domestic jurisdictions 3. Current issues relating to the prevention of women's statelessness and protection of stateless women -- 3.1. Preventing statelessness -- 3.2. Reducing statelessness -- 3.3. Protection of stateless women -- 4. Conclusions -- Chapter VI The Category of 'Children' in the Law of Statelessness -- 1. Introductory remarks -- 2. Causes of children's statelessness -- 3. General principles in international law -- 4. Reducing statelessness in children -- 4.1. Reducing statelessness in foundlings -- 4.1.1. The international standard -- 4.1.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 4.2. Reducing the statelessness of 'otherwise stateless' children -- 4.2.1. The convention standard -- 4.2.2. Purported modifications of the convention standard by soft law -- 4.2.3. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 5. Prevention of statelessness in children -- 5.1. Prevention of statelessness upon loss of nationality due to parentage redetermination or adoption -- 5.1.1. The international standard -- 5.1.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 5.2. Prevention of statelessness in children's loss of nationality triggered by parental loss of nationality -- 5.2.1. The international standard -- 5.2.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 6. Counteraction of statelessness and birth registration -- 7. Protection of stateless children -- 8. Conclusions -- Chapter VII The Category of Individuals Distinguished on the Grounds of Public Interest -- 1. Preventing statelessness -- 1.1. Preventing statelessness in denaturalization for fraud -- 1.1.1. The international standard -- 1.1.2. Selected domestic jurisdictions -- 1.2. Statelessness prevention in cases of conduct disloyal to the state of nationality -- 1.2.1. The international standard -- 1.2.2. Selected domestic legal frameworks 2. Exclusions from protection mechanisms -- 2.1. Exclusions: Overview -- 2.2. Individuals excluded from protection by Article 1(2)(iii)(a) of the 1954 Convention -- 2.3. Individuals excluded by Article 1(2)(iii)(b) of the 1954 Convention -- 2.4. Individuals excluded from protection by Article 1(2)(iii)(c) of the 1954 Convention -- 2.5. Selected domestic regulatory frameworks and court decisions -- 2.6. Ex-post exclusion -- 2.6.1. Expulsion of a stateless person -- 2.6.2. Withdrawal or cancellation of stateless status -- 2.7. The individual's situation following exclusion -- 3. Reducing statelessness -- 4. Conclusions -- Chapter VIII The Category of Individuals Distinguished on Account of 'Voluntarity' -- 1. The concept of 'voluntary stateless persons' -- 2. Legal qualification of 'voluntarity' in the context of protection -- 2.1. The international standard -- 2.2. Selected domestic regulatory frameworks and court decisions -- 3. The legal qualification of 'voluntarity' in the context of statelessness reduction -- 4. Prevention of 'voluntary' statelessness -- 4.1. The international standard -- 4.2. Selected domestic jurisdictions -- 5. Conclusions -- Afterword -- Court Cases -- Legislation -- Bibliography This book discusses the fundamental issues of public law in the area of statelessness in the perspectives of comparative law and international-law standards, proposing an approach in which statelessness is not a homogeneous concept but is best analysed and responded to through the lens of different categories of statelessness Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Pudzianowska, Dorota Statelessness in Public Law Frankfurt a.M. : Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften,c2023 9783631860724 |
| spellingShingle | Pudzianowska, Dorota Statelessness in Public Law Cover -- HalfTitle -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Part I -- Chapter I Statelessness: Introduction to the Problem -- 1. The evolution of the legal concept of statelessness -- 2. The concept of statelessness and the law of statelessness -- 3. The legal essence of statelessness -- 4. Causes of statelessness -- 5. The regulation of statelessness in international law -- 5.1. Statelessness as a human-rights issue -- 5.2. Statelessness and the protection of refugees -- 5.3. United Nations conventions on statelessness -- 5.3.1. The 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons -- 5.3.2. The 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness -- 5.4. The regulation of statelessness in Europe -- 6. Basic legal mechanisms for regulating statelessness -- 7. Conclusions -- Chapter II Defining the Stateless Person -- 1. The meaning of the term 'stateless person' -- 2. Definition of a stateless person in international law -- 2.1. General problems -- 2.2. Semantic challenges -- 2.2.1. Narrow interpretation of the definition of a stateless person in the 1954 Convention -- 2.2.2. Broad interpretation of the definition of a stateless person in the 1954 Convention -- 3. Problems with the definition of a stateless person in selected jurisdictions -- 4. The various categories of stateless persons -- 5. Conclusions -- Chapter III Counteracting Statelessness -- 1. Preventing statelessness -- 1.1. Introductory remarks -- 1.2. Prevention of statelessness upon renunciation of nationality -- 1.3. Statelessness prevention in involuntary loss of nationality -- 1.3.1. Loss of nationality due to the lack of an effective link to the state -- 1.3.2. Loss of nationality due to fraud in naturalization procedures -- 1.3.3. Loss of nationality due to disloyal conduct 1.3.4. Loss of nationality by a child due to parentage redetermination, adoption or parental loss of nationality -- 2. Reducing statelessness -- 2.1. Introductory remarks -- 2.2. Reduction of statelessness occurring at birth -- 2.3. Reduction of statelessness occurring later in life -- 2.3.1. The international standard -- 2.3.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected jurisdictions -- 3. Conclusions -- Chapter IV Protection of Stateless Persons -- Statelessness-Determination Procedures -- 1. Preliminary issues -- 2. Procedures for the determination of statelessness -- 2.1. Preliminary issues -- 2.2. UNHCR guidance on the introduction of statelessness-determination procedures in domestic jurisdictions -- 2.2.1. Preliminary issues -- 2.2.2. The administrative framework -- 2.2.3. The accessibility of the procedure -- 2.2.4. Procedural safeguards -- 2.2.5. Burden and standard of proof -- 3. Regulatory frameworks in selected jurisdictions -- 3.1. Preliminary issues -- 3.2. The administrative framework -- 3.3. The accessibility of the procedure -- 3.4. Procedural safeguards -- 3.5. Burden and standard of proof -- 4. The status of statelessness -- 4.1. The 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons -- 4.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 5. Conclusions -- Part II -- Chapter V The Category of 'Women' in the Law of Statelessness -- 1. Causes of statelessness in women -- 1.1. Introductory remarks -- 1.2. Women's statelessness upon marriage -- 1.3. Women's statelessness during marriage -- 1.4. Women's statelessness resulting from the termination of marriage -- 2. Prevention of statelessness in women -- 2.1. Prevention of women's statelessness on the international level -- 2.2. Prevention of women's statelessness in domestic jurisdictions 3. Current issues relating to the prevention of women's statelessness and protection of stateless women -- 3.1. Preventing statelessness -- 3.2. Reducing statelessness -- 3.3. Protection of stateless women -- 4. Conclusions -- Chapter VI The Category of 'Children' in the Law of Statelessness -- 1. Introductory remarks -- 2. Causes of children's statelessness -- 3. General principles in international law -- 4. Reducing statelessness in children -- 4.1. Reducing statelessness in foundlings -- 4.1.1. The international standard -- 4.1.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 4.2. Reducing the statelessness of 'otherwise stateless' children -- 4.2.1. The convention standard -- 4.2.2. Purported modifications of the convention standard by soft law -- 4.2.3. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 5. Prevention of statelessness in children -- 5.1. Prevention of statelessness upon loss of nationality due to parentage redetermination or adoption -- 5.1.1. The international standard -- 5.1.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 5.2. Prevention of statelessness in children's loss of nationality triggered by parental loss of nationality -- 5.2.1. The international standard -- 5.2.2. Regulatory frameworks in selected domestic jurisdictions -- 6. Counteraction of statelessness and birth registration -- 7. Protection of stateless children -- 8. Conclusions -- Chapter VII The Category of Individuals Distinguished on the Grounds of Public Interest -- 1. Preventing statelessness -- 1.1. Preventing statelessness in denaturalization for fraud -- 1.1.1. The international standard -- 1.1.2. Selected domestic jurisdictions -- 1.2. Statelessness prevention in cases of conduct disloyal to the state of nationality -- 1.2.1. The international standard -- 1.2.2. Selected domestic legal frameworks 2. Exclusions from protection mechanisms -- 2.1. Exclusions: Overview -- 2.2. Individuals excluded from protection by Article 1(2)(iii)(a) of the 1954 Convention -- 2.3. Individuals excluded by Article 1(2)(iii)(b) of the 1954 Convention -- 2.4. Individuals excluded from protection by Article 1(2)(iii)(c) of the 1954 Convention -- 2.5. Selected domestic regulatory frameworks and court decisions -- 2.6. Ex-post exclusion -- 2.6.1. Expulsion of a stateless person -- 2.6.2. Withdrawal or cancellation of stateless status -- 2.7. The individual's situation following exclusion -- 3. Reducing statelessness -- 4. Conclusions -- Chapter VIII The Category of Individuals Distinguished on Account of 'Voluntarity' -- 1. The concept of 'voluntary stateless persons' -- 2. Legal qualification of 'voluntarity' in the context of protection -- 2.1. The international standard -- 2.2. Selected domestic regulatory frameworks and court decisions -- 3. The legal qualification of 'voluntarity' in the context of statelessness reduction -- 4. Prevention of 'voluntary' statelessness -- 4.1. The international standard -- 4.2. Selected domestic jurisdictions -- 5. Conclusions -- Afterword -- Court Cases -- Legislation -- Bibliography |
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